In which of the following examples would "acknowledging existential isolation" be beneficial to the client to aid in creating life meaning and taking responsibility for one's life?
a. Sue, a 19-year-old female who wishes to become a drummer in a band, but is expected by her parents to attend university pre-med
b. Joe, a 21-year-old male, active in his church and expected to go on a mission, but unsure about his beliefs related to witnessing
c. Jaden, a 26-year-old female, partying every night with friends in search of a relationship, but ending up in one-night stands against her better judgment
d. All of the above
D
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Which of the following is an example of a pre-suppositional question?
a. What are you going to do to resolve this issue? b. How do you contribute to the problem? c. What will your life look like when you change problem? d. What will you be doing differently once we resolve these issues?
What is meant by the client’s level of acculturation?
a. How much the person has adopted the values and customs of the culture of his or her family of origin. b. How flexible the client is when he or she finds him or herself in foreign situations. c. Whether the client is native to the culture in which he or she lives. d. How much the person and his or her family have adopted the values and customs of mainstream culture where the client lives.
A form of therapy that emphasizes the critical role of transference and countertransference is:
a. person-centered therapy. c. cognitive therapy. b. psychoanalysis. d. experiential therapy.
Which drug is the most likely to be physically addictive?
a. Heroin b. LSD c. Marijuana d. Alcohol e. All are equally addictive.